? Medical. READ. WHAT §bther Mary Joseph Aubert. HAS DONE. ', Hastings, August 27, 1891. .JjMesara Kempthorne, Prosser & Go., ii Wellington. —Seeing an advertisement in (■he "papier Evening News" regarding bister Mary Joseph Aubert'a remedies, I r uab fpi , fctie benefili of the general public in jthi3 districb, to whom Sister Mary Joseph is bo well known as a skilful nurse, not to Mention her charitable and kindly disooeition, that you willappointlocal-chemists |o vend her valuable medicinea. ': Youna faithfully, A. B. Geeene (Financial Agent). Napier, September 4, i-Bev. and Dear Sister Mary Joseph,—l fin very pleased to hear you have decided offering those valuable medicinea of (yours to the public, which so many years won dispensed to the Natives and Eurobeans when you resided in this neighbourhood, with such good results. There can fcenodoubb that when they become more iffidely known by their publicity, they will Ibens much goughfc after for their excellence fa your new district as they are here. Wishing you continued good health and jbappiuess, I am yours, very truly, L. An sell Turin. Taradale, October, 1885. '"To Sister Mary Joseph,—You attended joy wife and family, and I always found jyour medicines a great success. Would you Scindly let me have a bobtle of your liver jnedicine. W. Brown. Wellington, September 26, 1891. ■ jM r 0 , !• Kempthorne. -Doar Sir, —I have been about fifteen jjrears acquainted with Rev. Mother Mary. (Joseph Aubert, and during thab time I jmyself have seen and heard of many wonderful cure 3 from the use of her medicines, and may also state I have used "Paramo" fora long time, and have derived great benefit from its use, and can jcertainly recommend it to all sufferers from sfche liver and kidneys. • I am, youra truly, Rev. Father Sazear, River Bank, Taradale, ,\ September 10, 1891. •'' Dear Sister, —I am very happy to bear lestimony to the wonderful effects of your medicine. For two years I was under doojiors' care without them doing ma any jood. The second bofctle of your medscina [Natanata) made a complete cure. It Sα •xow twelve years ago, and I havei nevs? ibeen a day sick since. Yours sincerely, Nicholas Hawkins. •'; Napior, September 10, 1891. A number oE years ago my children Were ailing from some complaint, and I | could get no medicine to do any good ; so, bearing of Sister Mary Joseph, I took them to her. She said aha could euro them, and gave me some medicine (Nabanata), which I gave them, and before many days'they were and I have been very sorry since she left Napier. Mhs C. R. HoLLISc kC _ Taradaltjp September 7, 1891. Sister, —I have puffered from lives potnplainb and tried several medicines, bu6 jthey did me no good ; so I took your medicine (Natanata and Paramo in jwhich haa done me a lot of good, and I can fecommend them to others. Mary Hooax. Taradale, September 1, 1891. /Dear Sister, —I bavo great pleasure in Offering my testimony to your wonderful abilities in cajjiug tlie eick, as I can ejafely |cay you saved'ray life some years ago, and I.; ten so glad to know that your medicjine is the roach of all. i I remain, sincerely yours, M. J. Jejtares. ''To Sister Mary Joseph,—l have heard innny speak in the highest terms of the Bnediciiuj'i supplied by tho Sifter, and it is jwitls great ploaKure that. I can testify to j itheir efficacy, bavins on tw;j occsieiona my > jowti chikiren givon up lay the doctors. I I jtoado use of the medicine as supplied by I (the Siefcer, with the happiest results. All j living and enjoying yoou health. i '■ : Yours faibhfuUy, j R. IS EAGLE. j _____ J •Tervoiston, September 7, 1891. -.■Dear Madura,—ltaHorcis ma to olier my testimony to your ! (wonderful abilities in curivio; the sick, as I jinstance my daughter Eiiith, whet), after ! jbeing c'vueily treated, by a local doctor, who I ifenorant of her ailment) j-ravo her only a j jfew hoi.u'3 to live, yon kindly took her case iin hancj. Bha i:; now a living testimony to yoiirjiJmo.it miraculous cure. I attribute j jyoiu , great; enccsss to your study and i Ihoruugh Uno»viodyo of herbs. j I am, faithfully your-3, W. Akueesos , . T:\rarltile, Sgpfcomber, 9, 1891. ' Pear Sister,—l thank you for your kindjne?s to myself and faaiily when you w-ero jliviag at Meaiieo. Your valuebla medicine j •saved my lii'o when I wa* stitrering from ' BviTistroke and inflammation. Also, one of | children was clsmgorously ill, and although j J stjnb for your medicine I had little hope i ?or the child. One- dose made a complete ' tcnanpe ia him. lie was better the next ' i Yours sincerely, I Gsokgeßeid. i ; Taradale, Napier, September 9, 1891. Bear Sister, — Your valuable medicine : feured my dnu;'itbir whyn &he was suiTenag j from rheumatic fever. . j Yours MMcarclv, [ IviAF.i' LYKCir. i Taradale, September 9, 1891. _Bear Sister,-I thank you for the mcdi- j Cine you gave to my family. When they : Wo nil bud up with scarlet fever and other i growea the you gave chem cured : ■Jobs o'Raxu.v. j
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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 305, 24 December 1891, Page 7 (Supplement)
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